refers
reference code simply
The refers library allows referencing plain text files from plain text files.
Usage:
- Add a
@tagto the line that you want to reference:@tag:NAME - To reference the tag use
@reffollowed by an optional option:@ref:NAME:OPTION - run the refers library in the command line
The refers library will create new files with the outputted references in place of the tags. Changes of line placement, file name, relative path etc. are reflected in the updated references when the refers library is executed.
Installation
pip install refers
Reference Options
A reference has the following structure: @ref:NAME:OPTION. This will reference the named tag with the specified option. The available options are outlined in the table below.
| Option | Output |
|---|---|
| blank | file name and line number |
| :file | file name |
| :line | line number |
| :link | relative link to file |
| :linkline | relative link to line in file |
| :fulllink | full path link to file |
| :fulllinkline | full path link to line in file |
| :quote | quote line |
| :quotecode | quote line of code without comment |
| :func | get function name that contains line |
| :class | get class name that contains line |
Relative paths are given from the directory containing the pyproject.toml.
Future Work
Currently line continuation of code is only supported in python (using black).
Future work will include supporting line continuation for all languages.
Metadata
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